the chance something harmful or unwanted could happen

Safe and unsafe online actions

Digital literacy

Personal information online

What is artificial intelligence?

When should AI be trusted?

Fairness and checking AI applications

Creating online safety guidelines

Pupils create characters to teach others about making safe choices online. They learn what personal information is and why it should be protected. Pupils explore safe and unsafe online actions and also devlop an understanding of AI by creating guidelines for its safe use.

The digital discovery squad

clicking on a link from someone you don't know

sending homework to your teacher using the school learning platform

Unsafe situations only happen when talking to strangers.

Unsafe situations can only happen on unknown websites.

Unsafe situations can happen even on familiar apps or with people you know.

Unsafe situations only happen when sharing your personal information.

Unsafe actions increase the {{}} of something harmful or unwanted happening.

What might happen if someone shares their home address in a public comment?

Which piece of information can identify a person?

because it makes your profile more colourful

because many people may be able to see it

Why can sharing personal information online increase risk?

Which combination of information is most likely to identify someone?

If information is true, it is always safe to share online.

Information can be true and still unsafe to share online.

Only home addresses need to be kept private.

Exit Quiz

Which action could be considered unsafe?